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How to Say ‘And how are you?’ in German

Und wie geht es euch?

oont vee geht es oykh

[oont vee geht es oykh]

💬 Usage Tip: Euch is the informal "you" for more than one person. Compare Wie geht es dir? for one person and Wie geht es euch? for two or more.

🇩🇪 In Germany: Use this with family members or other people you're on du terms with. For in-laws, that depends on the family — some switch to du quickly, some do not.

Phrase Breakdown

Und

[oont]

And

Used to connect words or sentences.

Example

Und wie war dein Tag?

And how was your day?

wie

[vee]

how

Used to ask about the condition of something.

Example

Wie geht es heute?

How is it going today?

geht

[geht]

goes

To inquire about the condition.

Example

Wie geht es dir?

How are you?

[es]

Referring to the subject of inquiry.

Example

Wie geht es Ihnen?

How are you?

euch

[oykh]

you (plural)

Plural informal form of referring to people.

Example

Wie geht es euch allen?

How are all of you?

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